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DALLAS, SAT UK DAY, JAN 20.
FOB TUB OR KG ON RKPUBnlCAN.
Tribute. To My Friend Albert . Yates.
Ou the loss of Ills lietrothed.
uv s. d. c .:
Betrothed to thy loved one,
Hetrolhed, till thy pride, ,
Affection, unerring won :
The loved to tby side.
Returned as answered prayor;
Increasing it tenfold ;
Affection exchanging where
Love readetu love's soul.
Unbound are tho heart's thrills,
In weal or in woe ,
Affection, unbinding, will
Unloose at lite' flow.
The promise is honored,
But Death sadly parts ;
Affection, avenging hoards
The treasures of heart.
Betrothal's bright reeord,
Somehow preclude grief;
Affection, recording words
On happy UlVs-book leaf.
Be patient, yon that weep ;
The tomb is a sign ;
Affection, triumphant greets,
Exultant on high,
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Suuiiay Heading.
Well begun, half done.
He that lives to learn may learn to
live.
Fair dealiug is the bofid and cement
of society.
Pleasure id precarious, but virtue is
immortal.
A quiet conscience bleeps during
thunder.
An huur m the morning is worth two
in the afteruoun.
The virtue that parleys is ucar a sur
render. Use vour wit as a buckler rather than
a sword.
Nothing begets confidence sooner
than punctuality.
Seek to become w iser, that you uay
become better.
All things are soon prepared in a
well-ordered house.
However little we may have to do,
let us do that little well.
Evil men speak as they wish, rather
than what they know.
He that would enjoy the fruits uiu-t
not gather the fiuwer.
The best way to condemn bad traits,
is to practice guud oues.
Love is a weapon that will conquer
men whtn all others fail.
A life of full and eori.-daut tmpiy
ment is the only happy one.
A passionate man scourgcth himself
with his owu scorpions.
Xever open the door to a little vice,
lest a great one shuuld enter.
The reproaches of a friend should be
Strictly just and not too frequent.
The world is a workshop ; none- but
the wise know how to use its tools
It is easier to suppress the first desire
than to satisfy all that follow it.
Early religion lays the foundation of
happiness both in time and eternity.
No one can pursue solid learning and
frivolous pleasure at the same time.
'Praise not the vain child if you desire
his spiritual well being or progress.
The rose its thorns, the diamond its
flaws, and the test man his failings.
Those are never likely to come to
good who are uudutiful to their parents.
Few boys are born with talents that
excel, but all are capable of living well.
Act uprightly and fearlessly, as you
would defy the devil and all his works
There is no joy like that which
springs from a kiud act or a pleasant
word.
The rude make enemies of their fellow-men;
the deceptive make angels
weep.
Say a kind word to the self distrust
ful, if you would help him ou his way
upward.
No tyrant ever held long sway over
a 'virtuous, law-loving, God-fearing
people.
There cannot be a greater treachery
than first to raise a confidence, and
then betray it.
Whoever hates his brother or sister,
is a murderer ; for he will be ono if he
have a chance,
The chance sayings of a child actual
ly teach, though indirectly, because
they suggest much.
Which has the most power to ruakf a
homo miserable, the passionate, the
peevish or the sullen man ?
The ideas which grow up within us
Irom suggestion, do us more good than
those more directly communicated to
our minds.
In the still night the air is filled with
.Bounds for the wakeful ear that is re
solved that there is something to be
8cen.
Grieve if you fiud you have let pass
an opportunity of doing the smallest
kiuduess ; it might have been the occa
sion of doing much good.
Young persons have need of a strong
reiu; they arc sometimes hard to be
ruled, easy to be drawn aside, and apt
to bo deceived.
Facts and imcses.
Clerical loans Lijnt sermons.
Cheap brilliants are " dime uus."
Popular diet in Utah Spare rib.
Unredeemable bonds Vagabonds.
Stump speech Uttering a challenge.
The- "new cut" The Suez Canal
Corn cxehange-The chiropodist's fee.
A mental morsel A bit of one's
mind.
The father of the cereals--" pop"
corn.
The forests arc in danger when the
wood chops.
How old is a ship when she is at
her anehoi ige?
The only persons who really enjoy
bad health a$e the doctors.
Why is a sweet sccut like a blind al
ley ' Became it is a nose treat (no
street.)
Can an " unvarnished tale " in any
way be regarded as a polished produc
tion '(
"A backward spring" is produced
by presenting a red hot poker to a man's
nose.
Humor iz a vagrant without a home,
and lives upon what it kan pick up.
Bi Mays'.
Laws, like sausages, ceases to inspire
respect in proportion as we know how
they are made.
Sum folks, as they gro older, gro
wiser; but most folks simply gro stub
bo r n e r. Jonh luU'mys.
Consistency asking a bleesiug before
meat, and atuing the victuals through
the entire meal.
An Indiana man has just shot him
self after three weeks of marriage, lie
could not stand grief.
As every rib serves as a brace, we
d not bee how there are so many bach
elors in the world.
" Scrambled hair is the latest fash
ion.'' It has lung been a concomitant
of boardiughouse omelettes,
" What is home without a mother ? "
:is the young lady said when she sent
the old lady to chop wood.
"Why is the earth like a black
board lieeause the children of men
multiply up-on the face of it.
Scars are clearly the bf-sf astron
omerv, lecaiisc they have studded the
heavens sin.-e the creatioti.
Altho.the world ia chunk full of
liars, i hare is but a few men who don't
prefer to listen tew the truth.
An innocent writer infoim- us that
mankind embraces wom wi. He would
he a funny kind of man who did not.
''Darling if bt d time. All th
little thick.! ns have umie to b d.-'
maliHua, bo ha the oM lu ti.'
A Mr. l'ikkt .'tori wns. recent! v mar
rie at t!u Walnut stn-rt ehim h, in
I'ljil.ulolj.hia, to a Miss Juliu iSuiliuo.
Wl.eti n woinuti tries to catcli a rich
man, it. is ovitleut that !io cares le.xs
about Im-baniiitig him than his cash.
The nienit man in !vi ntu; ky is
the one who recently soM at auetion
.the jicrisoiial cO'eer.s oi' liis Uocca.-C'l
v.ife.
I'ctijilo of Wymim; thm't know
whetlmr to call their ieuiale jtilre a
juticcs of tlic j t act or a juMilo of tlie
eaeess.
Nature has never been ea!lel immod
est, yet no sooner 3tes OM Winter
walk thrmioh her forests than she shows
her nakctl limlrf.
Whenever you see a vain person
continually talking about himself, yuu
may make up your mind that he has
not much to talk about.
Fame irt of great, service in introduc
ing a man into society, for as soon as be
U known to Fame every one is desirous
of making his acquaintance.
Nature's sun rises in tho morning
and goes to rest at nightfall. Many of
the rising sons of tho present day get
up at noon and retire at daybreak.
It has been 'said that there is no one
fo happy as a maiden in her teens.
We have seen many old soldiers who
were fully as happy in their canteens.
Iany fops wear officers' uniforms
with the intention of pleasing tho fair
sex. They seem to think that if they
can only look like soldiers the ladies
will deem them killing creatures.
The Scolds vocabulary. The
copiousness of the English language
per Imps was never more apparent than
in tho following character, by a lady of
her husband :
" lie is " fcho says 14 an abhorred, bar
liarous, capricious, detestable, envious,
hard-hearted, illiberal, ill-natured, jeal
ous, keen, loathsome, malevolent, t.au
seous, obstinate, passionate, quarrelsome,
vexatious, abominable, bitter, captious,
disagreeable, execrable, fierce, gross,
hasty, malicious, nefarious, obstreperous
peevish, restless, savairo. tart, unpleas
ant, violent, warpish, worrying, acrimo
nious, blustering, careless, discontented,
fretful, growlingj hateful, iuattentivo.
malignant, noisy, odious, perverse, rigid,
severe, teasing, unsuitable, boisterous,
angry, choleric, disgusting, offensive,
sneaking, awkward, boorish, brutal,
crabbed, churlish, outrageous, stupid,
8U
nlky, sullen, treacherous, tyrannioal. Sold by Ili:ni)i (; ton, iios
itulcut, jclpiDg dog in a n.aDS0T. I : JJSSSSSy
1P I IT- W Q I
J Ii iiilJilLJK
DEALER IN
Groceries,
PROVISIONS,
Cigars :mi Tobacco,
WOOD AMD WILLOW WARE &c.
DALLAS, OltttKON.
W. EI. TECAL & Co.,
Wn?on& Carriage Maker
MAIN STREET, DALLAS
Areon hand with their WAtSOONS and I5UG
(11 ICS nt their old Stand this .Sprhijr as usual,
and intend to null tin-in very chep for Cash ;
tho Prices ranging from 'M to $IS0.
They have Uu n hand for sale plenty of
wagon materials, (live him a call and see. them
All kinds of work in their line done to order.
All kind, of lilark.-niiihllig done cn short
notice, and in a workmanlike wanner, Horse
Shoeing $- 50, cash' down.
Thankful for pat patronage, they solicit
continuance of tho same.
J-tf Dalian. May 6, 1871.
rglO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS I
Sl would (-ay that 1 have re-built my Shop
on the
SAME OLD COHNEK,
Where I am prepared to do aU kinds o(
JODlilNtJ.
IVAffOX WOlUv AM HOUSE-
shoeing ov shout notice.
As I have lost nil my pr.-rert by Fire, those
indebted to ine for w.-rk wiu conlcr a favor
by paying up immedintely.
A fri-nd in nevd, a u tricn 1 indeed.'
ASA MiltLVE.
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rm .
C. II. cox
llax ou bund and f.r Sale, SADDLE
TUKES of all sizes and the b t quality.
Shop near Waymire's Mill, Dallas, Oregon.
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DALLAS LIVEHY, FEED
Cor. Ialn and Court Mrvets
Thos. G. Hichimnd, Proprietor, j j
WINU TM'KCH S Kh Till. AP.OVF.
s,,d f Mr A. II Vti!t!, n? bv rr-
;W;vd h J re . t . it ,h ench ni.nner if.
,t .-.iti'at'bii sly utvt tV'ry w.iat ( thf cviii
;n.niy. IliiggU", .liiLr'f or .-I.Mib', I'cks.. ('on
rrl ktr , . te..
Furnished at nil ir-. dty r nibt, n
fh...t !..-!;-
Superior arlt' II r-f. Itt b)
Day ') ci '.
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Tho t.r'uiniit'-r i" thin wtnu-rful n di.-ti.f
e!.i;iM tin ltiive die'ieered tttid ro--lin ti .
h irn ';! in., re of A 'utm-t ' ii..t "v r .i,i i;t
cif j,rjrrtif than w5 u r bvf-r ;..niid..d in
one, inedi ine. Th" vidt n e this is:t
fctiri l in the Vrtri. l v . f ni' ,-t brf ismto ti!i''!
whieh It h-A i:'l. b H,d t' I'on.j 1 :r. fit tt,r
fire ! ..)"(. St it 1 1 1 'i.i'.fA iu.d th-!
"t Cn ifin ntjii ! , ii il '' t
tnvtiieal f i-ul!r, sixi l ii'.t. 1. i ' ts.e i-: ' I'-'y-ririuiia
pr--t"tii: it thf ;fti '.' d : j ;
r)r4 rtj tht tt. ft . hue it run ti.'j n u ! !
C'un.-, it itrvitth-n. the !-y??t-t and purlin.-
tho bb.od. 15 v ' ' ':;'' '"''
jiiiri i in jiruji. i tU it vi till IIh.i i !i in
Wir?t ki rt.j uln t.i si u,.uil!l ')) .'''' I'u. (.' " "
I'.iuj.iit.n. ,Y rftiriul I 'i.i '!, M im-r-il p ..-"ii -.
Syphiliiic and Wm-riul Iii.:a.-fi, and tt-r i
lvl t. arc ITiid; ;l :Hid .rtu 1th lMd H
,,ii)i'l rmintltntiun tabiitti d. I". J'1'
l:hsn,ii. Si nil Itcixl, i',,-,r ,V.-. . S"ift
Ui.uh Shin, in fbert nil th nniiurous .lit i-a.o!
ruu.Mcd by f,tt- hhxnl, aro on.pn'ro I ly this
powerful, pnrifvin nnd n ig.tr.-Uiny; incdh inv,
For "Lirrr Ciimjilulnt," micm !" ilt r tlttd
JnO'fH'd U-vhit)iti"v, it l.as p.xluud In. Ti
dreds i.f perfwt and pernnin:nt cure where
othor tnedicine hud failed.
The proprietor nflor 1 00 reward fr a medi
cine that will opial it in the cure of tho dbusisen
for wh'n h it is recoinnien.itid. P."are f o'
fi -it and iriirthtt imitntiim. hve thut my tov
eriunent .Stamp, which I a jutxiin e. ijnnnnt? J
;i tiuiui in i, is upon the out.id wrapper. This
medicine i.- ,SV.( hi h i;.it utmir ihillur per
r-'ittlc. Prepared by lt. V. PlllllCliM. lb, do
Proprietor, nt hia cliauiical Laboratory, 1-5
Seuecastrt-eet, Duffalo, N. V. June lid, IM-oiii.
Tho Ktandard remedy for Cotiejhs, In
llucnza, Sore Throat, Whooping
Cough, Croup, IJver Complaint,
ItroiichltiR. IUcediiifr of the
l.uiiga, and every itHertlnii of the
Throat. I.utifjs and Chest, includ
ing Co'feiiinptinn.
Wistar m Ualsam docs not dry up
a Cotip;h, but loosens it, cleanses
the l.uiigH, allays lrritatinii, thus
rcmoviiiff the cause of tlio com
plaint. None genuine unless d"-'
i d I. nrfTTS. Prepared by HLmi
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Br - s" l' c'-v:?" SKli Bcls
From Prussia, the Great
WormExtorminator!
rOffico Chctaelceta Hotel, Salem, Oregon
Rooms 'J & 22.
Late of San Francisco, Cal. would inform
the tick generally, that about forty years ex
tensive practice of medicine and mrgery in
Europe and tho United States of which twenty
one havo been in Califomia,has by clone observa
tion and great experiments, come to the con
cision that there uro more acute ami
chronic disease canned by worms, hay dad id,
fii.imalouhL' or other M.eeicrt of entrozoa. 'J lie
public gcnarally, or the profesMon at large, are
t..t ..warn of the number of patients who '
treated by eminent ph. ch uns fur this, that, or s
buch a c.mplaint without any relief. If the J
disease baa been un.l. r.-tu...i, a lew uu
Dr. V's S-.iwn i'" ll'w w .'(:! would hav e
immediatelv cured the complaint, and have
saved a great many lives. Dr. V. has collect.;.!
a large variety of Calif -rnia roots and herb.-,
which, by analyzing, dote observation and ex
tcnoive experiments, he can conscientiously sav
that ho has discovered new remedies for fcuc
ce&sful cure lur the following di?t rises :
47-Dystepsia, Chronic affections of the
Liver and Kidneys, tirst and second stages ol
Consumption, White Swelling, Palsy, Sperma
torrhea or local weakness, Nervous Debility,
Epileptic Fits, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Diarr
hoea, Incontinence of Urine, travel, Flour Al
bus, DiabUos, DrvpsjK, and all tho.se disease
which are known under the name of Venereal,
such as Syphilis, in all its forms, Gonorrhoea,
(ilettStrb ture, FaL-e Passages, Intl-immali n
of the Ilia bier and Prostrate (i lands, hxcona-
ti.ms. Pustules, Piles, Pimph.s, lllolches.arid all
Cutaneous F.niptions of tho skin. Cancers Tu
ui'irsctirel wtih or without operation. In re
cent Venereal lihMse, the Dr. e2cctd a Cure
in to days or no charge.
For the Eye, Ear and Threat, Dr. V. possess
es ne w and in valuable remedies.
Dr. V. woukI advii-e those ladhi troubled
with irregularities of tho Uterus to try his
new remedies and get cured.
llr v:ni Ih n lUri'li's IiifaHiable Worm Svrun
; for children. Price, $1 Warranted to expel the
worms, or the ujoiicv reiunucd.
lr. J. P. P. vast Den U-.-rghV Hair Tonic
a sine-cure to des'r-y all ani:nalcu!;e of the
Hair Follicles, pret'i.-n t falling mil, tin i pro-
i m. .ting tho Urowth of the Jiair. Price $1 J'',
Warranlud.
By cooaultiiifj aud uu'V-L-cintj a sintple
Ca'''iii'tioH, Use aiihi!.'.' Of learn if thvdr,
d.-va. is caus d by Wo.tua or not; at all
event Dr. en Den l'..;r.,;?i cm teii ti.vfjt from
what dUcvse they are .-ujferin.
Conultatl"i-s and exaiia,VJons FSES f
charges in all e ,,- -. Dr. van bill Perh j
guarantee, tn all esses, to ex; .1 the
and Cure all diseaat he undtrt.tkes, or no
etitr.
Caru I'roiu Jinlc I'ri r, cf INIk Count . s
Dr.. J. P. P. v.vs D.s lit.::fi'i --'-'.f '.' .!
I take plea'ir in lh.il' kia,t y-u p'ibheiy f'T j
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tsi' i;itr v, irh r.-iiHt..i-.i pa in - i
and' in f-tfl, f aim a. I i'.. r my
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out no-- hi di-f '... N in" li.-i'ns
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1 MVf in' i'i. l I i;r.w v..i-,- an 1 w-r o until
now I lii.t a fncri: ; kt U-f.-u. Nd...dy onM tell
uo' w hft w:;s the malfr wi:li n.", until I e-n-u'u-dl'hr.
d. i. I'. Van ln-'i i;-r.;fi. in Sih in.
oi---..u, nnd he t-d-t mo I w.n a fit let o 1 w i?h
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.ii.-.rv 1 t.:.'u:S. I t'."k Hie l.. lUfli j
ir.,"w:.i he tXi-tlU-d S'Hi u.ri.is tr.in tne.
Th- y use liVff I., ai h.-.--, with h o;.' t ..'o.-, i.nd
ini-n'0 ff-ni flu' '.lie Hiid o;.v 1: r.t lu. hc"
in lei ;;ih. 1 niy t".-k -iv litth- -wd.T.s:ind
thvy l-roiiirht tho , w .nos-in IV.ir lonir tint .
All tin. ho afllu-tod wUliiiitf t e in-x can find
me at sun KciiKt'n stable, i-ale in dromon.
V. Cll.VKl.
Fuhsorihed nnd sworn to hcf-ri? ms thiri 7th
day of Sent. 1S71. J. J. Ml' I'll Y. .!. V,
,Said worms ran ho ?M-n at lr. d. i 1. an
Den Jkrh's otKce, tdu intdt ta llottl, Saloiu. -
A C AIU).
I) r. J . P. P. V a N 1 k x II f. r. it P r Sir : I
dri'M it my duty t- make tho folh-win Muk
tnfnt : For tho lit t h run years I have h.-in
uficrinj with oontant piawing pain and a
quivrriiis Ht tiation in my stomach, al p:iin
in my rhesd and heart, my fd would nd di
gc?t fttid I was nervous thiit with dilliruity
J oould Udhnv my occupation; which hit heen
hero in akui for thu i.ist ten years, m a prac
tical dentUt. In fact from tho constant pain
and mift ry I had wasted away t a mere tded
otoii. I 'had hcert doctoring a great deal with
out any honclit, and htliovins; tin ro was no
help for me hut to linger on until death would
relievo all my fullering. Souri of my friend
thought I had worm and had hotter foe Dr.
Van Don lierh. Ho told me at unco that
wovuin were tho causo f all my trouhlcs, . he
gave mo 5 small nnd tastclesx powders and in 4
hours ahout 700 worm, Irom ono inch to otic
and oifo half inched lontf, can mo away from mo
that day, and tho following niht iu more
came, nini now I am happy to ?ay I fVel liko
another man iigain, and am ftaiuing ptrengtu
from day to day. 11. S.M IT11, M. D.
iSakm, Orogon, Sept. 2".d, 1871.
Another (ireat Slaughter 1
Wo think it our duty to make tho follrwing
etatemetit iu hopes it may do sumo good to tdck
children : Our child had heon ciek for aoino
time. Thinking all the tiuio onr littlo ono was
trouhlod with worms wo tried many doctors and
a groat 'many remedies without any relief,
Jmmuo neighbors told us we ediould go and try
Dr. Vau Den llergh, tho worm doctor in Salem,
Wc did so and ho gave us one hotttlo o!" his
eelchrated Worm Syrup, and after giving the
medicine, to our great astonishment ahout 800
wot ms pa.-sed away from .our dear child, aud
now, thank heaven kIio is wi ll again.
I. D. UUIZZLE.
Salem, Orogcu, Oct. 34 1S7I.
3Mf
OF
WORK, sewing,
Washing and Ironing, Ac, done ny -Mrs.
liumett on bhort notice and on reasonable
terms. All ord -rs left at the house, Nouth-west
part of Dallas, will be immediately attended to.
Tho Great Medical Discovery!
Dr. WALKER'S CALIPOHNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
2-1 Hundreds of Thousands gfj
t" UcartcRtlinony totli'-lr Wouder- cr
tal Curative Eil'ects.
g 2 a WHAT ARE THEY??2
PS.?
5 .
THEY ARK JTOT A VILE
eIFANCY DRINK.Pg?
Made tf Poor Run, Whisker. Yront
Hpiritsniid Ilef'iit IdfinoiN ductorcd, spiced
mid sweetened to deaa ttic t.te, called "Ton
lris,"" Aj.petizfri-," " P'storcrtf c, that lead
t:ie tippler on t drnai.eiiiie&9 and rain, bat nro
0. trae Medicine, made from the Native Koots and
Hereof California, free from nil Alcoholio
Mtluiulanti. Tneyaro thefiltKATULOOD
rritii n::t and life ii vix raiJf-
t'l PI.K I rftct lter.ovator and Invlsorator of
tii t-jitira. curryhij; off all poteonoua matter and
rcitorinjf t- blo.d ta a healthy condition. No
pt reon can talc thce PiutM according to dlreo
lkn sin l rt-maii.ilon unwell.
I"r lnn.insnii.tur' mid C'liroulc Klicu
iiiutUiii nnd (urn, I) ;H;.ia vr ludi
KCNtlcu, Hiilfnif, Ifcaiittfiit rml Inter-liiilti-iil
!"cvi"i, Ii(iont'M tiftho Illood,
l.lver, Ivldncyi. nu l Uladaer, tUeso Hit
term 'hav; Ice a most t;:cc . s Hut-li
rimrs tv.; cr. .e 1 .y Vitiated Illood, which
ii je.iH-rV.l pr.'duc-i by licrai-itucat cf tho
liuc-i 1 e Orsnu.
,IAPt:PSI.V OI! INDtCCSTXON.
H.-adachs?. Paia la tin MioaWcn, Coojih, Tight-
1. c!i of t'.c VuctU lHY.zine.! .oi.r.Kructatlon of
thef-'toms'-h. I'ft l tai la t.ie Month ll.littu At
tcUf. lV..tut.u J the Heart, Ionaaimatlon cf
thal.ut'.is.i'ain la th. r.-.on crthe Kidn?y.aml
a huudn d other rsihiJui :mptvI..B, ar the oIT-frpriastu-f
l)yj.-5.ia.
Tii PavigorAW the F t-Mnach and Btlma'ate tho
t-.rj t ihver an 1 Vew ,s, wi.l-'li rendi-rteniof un
rnitalb 1 tSiCscy la c'.aa&inst tins tbd ;f all
iniyuritie. aud la.pariti:i uew lifti aad ife'or to
thn t-y t? a.
VOll Sti IN lI?:ASrs,rniri!is.Tetter,
JiVil Kht'um, r.'.o'chvs. tvU. lV.n; Up, PutuU-,
Uviif, i'ar!.:i:u-h i. Vo; u., ircabl-Mca 1. Foro
1 yv. Lrj-di.-.l-.. Itt''. S'-urf", ncot rat.cns of
t!.c :- hi.i, IIu::ivr an ! i.va.. of tiic Skla, of
whatever tamo or nature, crc liu raV.y up
avlcarrh-d out of t'.u fjttiiii la a ih rttm;c by
the of the-! iv.f.cti. One Vottif in ncb
caw. s win ronUiiCJ the tuvit latredukuo wf tatir
c:;: 5 ivc off-, ct h.
nt. Hk VStiatd r.l -'d wif lever yon f.nd
It luiparitlo bnr.-t'.:.ii th:..n,.:'i the kln luThn.
j lirai-th-u or h.-r-s; ficat..' tt hm you
fittd tt cltntruct'-! and tJugsii.!i la the c!:ik;
cU'iie it when it l f ah andyv-ur ftclin; iil
tuti you when. Keep t'-C Mood pure and tho
litaMh of t'i y,'m w'.SJ f '. r.
PIN. TAPr.&'. i r WfltrI, Ittrklnitln
t'jc ryM-vaof many thoua'"i-.li. tr e ffcrtuaSly
Jctioy d and roaiovcd. Tor fuii dirH-tiou, read
carc-fu'dy tho circular arouad cacU bottle.
J. WALKER, rro;-r;t t r. U. II. M d0AT.T &
CO., lni-i;it and O.-n. Arent, Sari Fraurinco,
Cab, and CSaadCt C rs;-:...- c j Wrcct, Kcw Vori:.
HOLD I". ALL nr.L'GGL-sT AD DEALERS.
TEE NEW POOD
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Tor a fovr venis you can buy
cif ym:r (Iropcr or Dnifist a
J Jit al. ,( ii i 'i.l .nv.K.i I k-.ilklhj
msitlcS frc::i pure Irish
CaiTarcen,
lvf';0
will miilio
inio
sixlcon qr.nrls cf Klauc Xano,
end a Ii!;e quantify of Iud
dhiEis, Ciislanls Creait:s, Char
iot to Ilusso, Arc. It is Uio
cheaposf, healthiest, and most
delicious food in i ho world. It
makes r splendid Dessert, and
lias no equal as a light and
delicate food for Invalids and
Children.
A (Jlorious Chan?;o ! !
TIIK ': AT AVOUIdVS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.
TSiis woHilorfisl vcjiotablc
restorative is lit .heetaii
c2sar of t!it Totilo nn.l lo":ii
t;lrl. As :i toiiiU! orSial
Utr tlio. apod ::;:-l l;iC3X6siI, it
Bs.3' tsc t5tti:t:i;x siosa-
rei!lih'S. A a r.:;aciy for the
tit'ri'oii-4 wcalisisvs to wSiirti
wosaca :ir os;?r:i ??l!y mj
jeet; it is M3Mr?v5SaHc? every
ollavr Misnsulun:. S:i all Cii
mates, t toxica:, tezispenttCt
or fri;il, it atl i i a tijwriflc
ia every i;erir-d o iHi5Q'sSce
wlisoh ns:s5er!a;ti:' i Clac ;EiSy
stresrsSa asa;! E;ve::Us i.:va te
aiaisnal N;s6rits. I'ov &alc by
all IJrusjjiiits.
A LL KINDS
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LIFE nAKGB COMPANY
MAINE,
ORGANIZED
1818.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Directors' Office, Ko, 20 Court Street,
130ST0X, MASSACHUSETTS.
HKNIIY CHOCKET President.
DANIEL SUA IIP Vice President.
WHITING II. H0LLISTER ........Secretary.
This is among1 the Oldest of New Eng
land Companies,
And the Lowe&t Coiu Company Extant.
PURELY KffTUAL
E i v a d e ia 1 h Declared
A 25 ii u a 1 1 v.
OS THE
CONTRIBUTION PLAN,
A NO Al i'LieO AFTKR TH BEC05D PATMKNT.
A Loan of lO per cent, wbtn Deblred.
POLICIES AKE NOT FORFEITED id
tlie Union Mutual Life Insurance Company by
failure to pay the Premium when due, bat are
continued in force by the NON FORFEITURE
LAW of the State of Massachusetts.
Exatiples showing the Working of tto
Law
ILA, ORDINARY LIH.
For Example : A party insuring at the ago
of thirty -five premiums all caah.
line Annual Prcnf.uni will continue policy in
f..ro2 v-ars nrnl'S days.
Two Annual Premiums will continue policy in
f..r e 1 vcars and 12 days.
Three Annual Premiums will continue policy
iu force vean and 27 days.
1'our Annual Premiums will continue policy in
fir.-i' t-.tr.- and 40 day.
Five Annual Premium will continue policy in
f. ree lt yours and i6 days.
,. w HU H I'l I'P.fl CENT. NOTE HAS BEES GIVEN.
r,Vl, An;ni!i' Prt-miuins will contiuue policy in
f..,ro 2 vc.u a.id 21i day.
5'hree Ai nii il Prc'iiium will continue policy
in f,.rco 1 y.'ir jnd 2.1 d.y.
. ! Annual Premiums will continue policy in
t.-ice 7 year and 2 US days. t
,', w.i'X.r. : Premium all Cas'h Plan Ten Pay
in:! I. if. One Annual Premium will con
tiou." policy in l ivc, as a Term Policy,
a' .nt thre ytnirs.
'.-Ix m i-t.i : i'reui'uim t' per cent. Note Plan,
- j pi(vn. Tt Lifo. One Annual Premium will
c xitliaio p .iiry in force as a Term Policy,
' about 2 yvare and 100 days.
i: .Hljwment Policies.
Kxwrrif:: Premiums all Cash Age, 35;
Plan, Ordinary Endowment, payable at tfcjo
iir of :(. One Annual Premium will con
tinue policy in force as a Term Policy,
nearly 6 years, or I years and .125 days.
KAMrtK : Premiums all Cath Age, 35;
Plan, Ten Year Endowment, payable at the
aire of la : Ono Annual Premium will con
tinue policy in force as a Term Policy,
7 years.
Notes on lliuiowment Policies,
Kx.iMfLK: Premium 40 per cent Note Age,
155; Plan. Ordinary Endowment, payable at
the a o of 50. One Annual Premium will
continue policy in force as a Term Policy
about ;i years.
EAii'i.K : Premium 40 per cent. Note Age,
:5a ; Plan, Ten-Year Endowment, payable at
the a;e of 45. Oue Annual Premium will
continue policy in force as.a Term Policy
about 5 years.
It at cx, Assets to Liabilities.
IPOfi. IS 7. 1S6S. 136 9.
121-J7 12101 121-57 127-00
Interest Receipts for 1S69 $240,670 14
Losses Paid in 1S69 201,190 Ot)
Imterest Received in Excess op
Losses Paid 39,4S0 H
Assets this Datk Otcr 6,000,000 00
Losses Paid to Date iM.l,679,433 Oft
Dividends Taid in Cash to Datb... 951,315 55
I.vst'RANCK on 14,000 Policies
In Forcr over 30,000,00 0
This Company Is not restricted to inTsting
its funds in the New England States. From,
the Report of tho Auditing Committee, we find
that $1,000,000 is now loaned upon estates in,
tho City of Chicago and near thereto, wher,o
rates of interest are nearly or uito cpual to
those of tho Pacific Coast,
27iere is nothing desirable in Life In
surnn(e ichich cannot be secured
by a Policy in the MUTUAL
LtFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PACIFIC I1KANCII OFFICE,
S. jr. Cor. Cal and Kearney Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
H f! J O HNS O N & C 0.,
(lenertil Managers, Pacific Coast,
H. 13. M-'O X2.
CJllNIiltAI AGENT,
OREGON A WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Portland